5 Assembly in-roof system
In-roof System
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NOTE
The heat generated by the PV modules reduces the capacity of the sys-
tem. Sufficient ventilation of the PV modules minimizes this loss of
power.
High module temperatures decrease the system performance.
A generous as possible air gap must be planned with a
vertical orientation to allow ventilation of the modules
(counter battens as with a normal roof).
1.
Attach the slats of the substructure with adequate fastening means
directly on the roof.
2.
Reconcile the sub-construction on the location of the mounting
brackets with the photovoltaic modules (see raster plan).
3.
Seal the free cross-section between the slats at the eaves with bird
protection screen.
4.
If possible, modify the ridge as a fan ridge in order to dissipate the
heat.
5.
For the transition from the lower edge on the tiles use the eaves skirt
(lead role or Mageflex® band).
CAUTION
The certification of the modules according to IEC 61215 (ed.) is valid
only in connection with a defined substructure!
Use mounting boards with 30 x 100 mm cross section for
the substructure
softwood Class II
Only with this minimum cross-section of the mounting
boards can the introduction of force of the screws be
guaranteed.
Attach the mounting boards on the roof construction with
approved and suitable connection means
Substructure 2400 Pa